I was out browsing today, and came across an old Rickenbacker TR 100 bass amp with a Ricky 215 cabinet apparently of the same vintage. It was $375. What's the deal on these things?
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Munj, There is some history in a book "AMPS! the other half of rock 'n' roll" by Richie Fliegler. ISBN 0-7935-2411-3. Good gear porn..Munjibunga said:I was out browsing today, and came across an old Rickenbacker TR 100 bass amp with a Ricky 215 cabinet apparently of the same vintage. It was $375. What's the deal on these things?
I know this is a long shot as this post is now 16 years old, but I am interested in that catalog. I recently acquired an sg412 cabinet and can't find info on it anywhere.In 1981 this amp and cabinet listed for $758.00
I have the original Rickenbacker catalog and price sheets showing and listing Rickenbackers entire amp line-up for 1981. It also lists the specs of each amp and cabinet if you're interested.
Here's a photo of the TR-100BH and SB215 cabinet from the brochure.
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The head is rated for output 100 watts @ 4 ohms and the cabinet impedence is 4 ohms.
TD